The phrase "a standard frame of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a common or typical structure, context, or reference point in various fields such as art, photography, or theoretical frameworks.
Example: "In our analysis, we will use a standard frame of reference to evaluate the performance of the different models."
Alternatives: "a typical framework of" or "a conventional context of".
The computer records the acquired FOI images with a standard frame rate of one image per second over a standard period of six minutes [ 11].
Note that the "Count rate per sec" column assumes a standard frame time of 3.2 s; these numbers are meant only to serve as a guide.
Introducing an impulse function enables us to transform the original DQO output feedback control (DQO-OFC) problem into an optimal L2-norm problem, which can be solved in the standard frame of an LMI approach.
Ken Larson's ingenious set allows the lighting of Todd O. Wren and the sound design of Colin Whitely to evoke the sights and sounds of a ball field: a white backdrop edged with red slashes recalls the stitched leather of a baseball; chain-link fencing around the proscenium echoes the standard framing of innumerable sandlots and schoolyards.
I mean, one of the features that's most attractive about where nuclear could go in the future is that if we get away from country-specific plans the standard joke is the wrong word, but kind of the standard framing of what France did right and this is a huge simplification is that France standardized their reactor design, and that meant standardized not just the hardware.
Since many employers don't want or can't afford to pay overtime, work hours have come to fall within a standard time frame of 9 a.m.-ish to 5 p.m.-ish, give or take.
While at first glance this claim may seem to offer reasonable grounds for outrage, there is a central problem in how such accounts fail to clearly distinguish between emergency rescue, relief, and long term recovery with a standard time frame of seven days, three months and five years respectively.
The MIL should be able to offer a standard clinical frame of reference.
